25-30 years back I was interested in positional audio and binaural recording. I eventually ran out of interest in sound field recording because it didn’t really lend itself to recording music if there were other people than the musicians around, and it didn’t really work out too well with films either (and this is where relevance enters) because it didn’t match up with the input of my eyes which was a screen in front of me. Even though the sound field was extremely accurate, the mismatch with the visual impression was actually immersion breaking when the goal was to increase immersion.
I have that experience even in cinemas - if sounds from the sides or back are distinct it takes me out of the film, and into the theater. (VR being an opportunity going forward.)
Anyone else who have that experience?
I have that experience even in cinemas - if sounds from the sides or back are distinct it takes me out of the film, and into the theater. (VR being an opportunity going forward.)
Anyone else who have that experience?